Janice and Earle O’Born Family Foundation Graduate Scholarship [E8028]

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Ontario (ON), Canada
Fees

Award value

CAD$30,000.00 (US$ 21,563)

Fees

Funding type

Fee waiver/discount

Fees

Deadline

Expected August 2027

Fees

Study level

Postgraduate

About this scholarship

Awarding Institution

University of Guelph

Number of awards

3 per year (avg)

What does this scholarship cover?

  • Tuition fees

More details on the scholarship

Up to 2 awards of CAN $30,000: 2 MLA/MSc (payable over 3 semesters) or 1 PhD (payable over 9 semesters)

Entry requirements

Nationality

All International

Gender

Applicable to all genders

Delivery mode

All types of delivery mode

Selection approach

Only selective applicants are considered

Study mode

Full Time

Intake year

September 2026, January 2027, May 2027

Other criteria

Academic excellence

Course subject and study level you are applying for

Subject area(s)*

Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

Study level

Postgraduate

Subject area(s)*

Architecture and Construction

Study level

Postgraduate

Other eligibility requirements

The O’Born Family established the Janice and Earle O’Born Family Foundation Graduate Scholarship in recognition of Janice’s 70th birthday. Janice O’Born and her family are passionate about the success and future sustainability of Canada’s rural communities. This scholarship will help increase research capacity around rural development and build much needed expertise in the field creating a “next generation” of rural leaders. Apply by August 15th using the OAC Graduate Fall Award Application Form, demonstrating the relevance of the research and its potential impact to Canadian rural community development. Selection will be based on research potential, academic excellence, and intended benefits and outcomes of the planned research on Canadian rural community development. Students entering in Winter, Summer or Fall of the award year (i.e. students would be in semesters 1, 2, or 3 at the time the award will be distributed) into a full-time MLA, MSc, or Doctoral degree program offered by the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development whose proposed research is focused on Canadian rural community development.

Selection basis

Students are shortlisted based on their

  • Academic excellence

Selection criteria

Selection will be based on research potential, academic excellence, and intended benefits and outcomes of the planned research on Canadian rural community development.

How to apply

Application process

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Application details (from the awarding institution)

Apply by August 15th using the OAC Graduate Fall Award Application Form, demonstrating the relevance of the research and its potential impact to Canadian rural community development. 

Application deadline

Expected August 2027

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